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Seems pretty normal. Every few years Ford has new cars, Frito Lay has new flavors of chips, Coca-Cola markets new drinks, Corning has a more resilient glass, and Taylor Swift has a new album.
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Impeachment is a political finding, not a legal finding. It’s Congress that decides what qualifies as high crimes and misdemeanors. What was Trump guilty of? You say not quite the legal definition of incitement. Well how about asking to fi
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Because she didn’t endorse a riot and neither did she endorse that cities should be burned. It’s utterly breathtaking how much Trump lies. But in your worldview, he’s the victim.
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WebSockets, HTTP/2 and gRPC bidirectional streams for Cloud Run
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Are you referring to Donald Trump?
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They never said it was permanent.
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You take shortcuts. Saying you’ll fix it later. Which never happens because you’re busy on the next feature that is riddled with the next set of shortcuts. It happens .
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The European Commission is investigating Amazon based on "distorting competition in online retail markets" [1]. I don't see a claim by the commission that Amazon is a monopoly. You can be investigated and have antitrust relat
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When we used to talk about "monopolies", we referred to specific private enterprises. But these companies aren't actually monopolies. Facebook doesn't have a monopoly on social networking, there's Twitter and TikTok
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You're trying to have an argument with someone else who has a different opinion than me. I've never said that BLM protestors are well within their rights to burn down buildings or that we shouldn't have police protect the nat
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I mostly agree with this, that we should do more about hate and violence. And do it more consistently and transparently. To the best of my knowledge, YouTube tries hard to do this. And Twitter has been trying to do a better job at this. And
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“As soon as they hit the fence line, the fight was on,” Sund said. “Violent confrontations from the start. They came with riot helmets, gas masks, shields, pepper spray, fireworks, climbing gear — climbing gear! — explosives, metal pipes, b
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With all due respect, you don’t know anything about me. When BLM protestors burn down a Footlocker, I say they did something wrong. But I also don’t assume that all BLM protestors are violent. And I don’t assume all Republicans are violent.
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I don’t have any beliefs about this. A violent mob invaded the capital. Some of them carried weapons. I’m not claiming they were all armed or that they were filmed using the weapons. Although they certainly did attack police officers. With
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Also there’s this: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/10/us/politics/capitol-arres... Jake Angeli carried a spear. Several weapons recovered from Eric Munchel.
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There’s still stuff coming out about this. 1) Bombs were left during the invasion. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fbi-50k-reward-pipe-bombs-capit... 2) Weapons were recovered. https://ktla.com/news/n
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I think the next argument that you’re going to make is well these tech companies are monopolies and therefore the government needs to regulate them in a way that ensures they are platforms for even the extreme left and right to speak. But t
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1) Oracle also provides Cloud infrastructure. And Larry Ellison has hosted fundraisers for Donald Trump. Perhaps Parler should talk to Oracle. 2) Smaller providers like Digital Ocean are in fact not reselling the larger services, but you’re
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I think you can assess his intent and his state of mind from his contemporaneous statements during the occupation of the capital. He asked the rioters to “remain peaceful”. As in, by all means, the thing you did to break into the building,
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So somewhere between a military coup and a bloodless coup [1] is what’s being attempted by the current President. I think we can all agree that if Trump succeeded, a large number of people would call it a coup and they would be right. 1. h
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This happens a lot with Trump. He implies contradictory things at the same time and then says he doesn’t mean it that way when confronted. Meanwhile, everyone who was primed to hear the horrible/terrible/deplorable version of the
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You can watch the news and read a newspaper. You don’t need Twitter to tell you there’s a virus out there.
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Wait. The President of the United States has spent the past several weeks trying to get anyone and everyone to: throw our legitimate votes, conjure new illegal votes, getting the Vice President to reject electors, getting the Senate to reje
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Parler does have the TOS that you speak of, but the Parler CEO also says that Parler is “just a neutral town square that just adheres to the law” and leaves moderation to volunteers and takes no responsibility for what’s posted. In other wo
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To put this quote in context, I’ll also add that before Trump addressed the crowd, Giuliani said "If we are wrong we will be made fools of, but if we're right a lot of them will go to jail. So let's have trial by combat."
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You know, you aren’t going to catch Trump say “please go down there and break in and kill people”. That would be directing violence. But given the context of everything, did he incite violence? You’re saying I’m misinterpreting Trump. Given
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“After this, we’re going to walk down and I’ll be there with you. We’re going to walk down. We’re going to walk down any one you want, but I think right here. We’re going walk down to the Capitol, and we’re going to cheer on our brave senat
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You don’t need to create your own alternative to AWS. There are a large number of cloud infrastructure and hosting providers around the world. And multiple competitors to AWS in the US alone.
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That’s right, the south wanted 1 and the north wanted 0. What I’m saying is that it “increased” the representation versus 0. Which is equivalent to your formulation that it “decreased” the representation from 1. In other words, 3/5 is
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Is it a credible call to violence, or is it more of a figure of speech? I’d say that Trump’s calls to violence are pretty credible.
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